Reply #45: The 9/11 truth movement rocks!!! [View All]

[Informed Citizen]

The graphics guy is always the perfect mole. I have learned not to trust anyone working for this movement until we get pretty deep into the issue. And then I only trust that they aren't going to embarrass me by association. 9/11truth.org is the only website about 9/11 that I find appropriate to use as a general reference for those who have not yet explored the issue. However, I don't think that any site alone is adequate to serve as a primary resource. I enjoy coopre, but its a resource not integrated into a focused promotional strategy. 9/11truth.org has an education approach that should be more common. An approach that doesn't scare anyone off too quickly. I recently began to participate in this movement. I plan on sharing my concern for the best possible liguisitic strategy. Each word in a handbill or sign is a trigger that either fires where you were aiming, or quite possibly somewhere else. I find that people are good at expressing themselves, but less aware of reception, or what people hear. The 9/11 truth movement needs some advertisers and P.R. associates, but for now I'll see what I can do. It needs people to summarize in order to mobilize. What is this all really about? What can most of us agree upon? We must eventually have a multi-faceted approach to promotion, involving promotional materials created specifically for different cultural communities. Just a couple of the lastest thoughts. Promoting 9/11 truth is all I've been thinking about lately, and I think I'm close to determining the strongest approach based on introduction, information, and retention. I want to work on this with someone, but its too specific and abstract for most 9/11 researchers, and too nutty for everyone else. I'm hangin with the New York 9/11 truth crew, so were not too many steps apart. Keep pushing.

- I.C.